By: Ankita Pachouri Enactment of a particular legal system is designed to deal with from the stage of commencement of crime through its trial and right to its meaningful end, thus criminal laws or penal laws were framed. Penal Laws are the set of laws determining the action as legal or illegal and any behavior […]
By: Umme Ruman Civil suit usually involves private disputes between persons or organisations. A civil case begins when a person or organisation, claims that another person or organisation, has failed to carry out a legal duty owed to them. The aggrieved party may ask the court to tell the other party to fulfil the duty, […]
By: Ishika Gautam COMPETITION LAW The Indian Government in pursuit of increasing the economic efficiency of our country acknowledged the Liberalization, Privatization, and globalization era by liberalizing the country’s economy and reducing governmental control. Currently, the Indian economy is facing aggressive competition in every field. Fair competition has proven to be an effective mechanism which […]
By: Alok Rao Introduction: – E-commerce is a form of business model, or segments of a larger business model, enabling a company or person to conduct business on an electronic network, typically the Internet. However, there is no specific meaning of the term e-commerce, which is usually used to denote a form of doing business […]
By: Tanisha Yadav INTRODUCTION: Sport is that social phenomenon that has existed from a very long time in all levels of society. It represents the country’s culture and affects people’s lifestyle, health, values, social status, country’s relation, fashion trends, etc. It is a type of game or contest where people get involved and perform physical […]
By: Anant Tyagi Earlier, the Insolvency and Bankruptcy law was not very clear in UAE and was very divided into various areas, resulting in complexity and confusion. After 2016 the new bankruptcy law has been created with the strong base to resolve any insolvency issues that the businesses face to protect. The bankruptcy law 2016 […]
By Deepakshi Aeran ABSTRACT Covid-19 has locked up the world over. For such a deadly virus, not a single nation is safe. This condition is not the first time in the world. Earlier world encountered this form of deadly virus known as “influenza / Spanish flu” in 1918. After battling and coming out of that […]
By: Anmol Sharma In these times of crisis, a strong commitment to the well-being of stakeholders is of utmost importance. Companies around the world are currently facing sharp drops in demands that puts job at risks, threatens the income of suppliers and local communities in which we erode the confidence of providers finance to firms. […]
By: Bodhisattwa Majumder “That’s the positive aspect of trade I suppose. The world gets stirred up together. That’s about as much as I have to say for it.” ― Isabel Hoving, The Dream Merchant Beginning the article with a “positive” quote was indeed the irony, in the ages where the world is scared of being […]
By: Prashant Pathak “A tort is a common wrong for which the cure is an activity for unliquidated harms and which isn’t solely the penetrate of an agreement, or the break of a trust, or the penetrate of other only impartial commitment”- Salmond The term ‘tort’ was brought into the phrasing of English Law […]
By: Apoorva B N ABSTRACT In the modern swift- moving world, computers and internet are no more a privilege. Internet facilities have become a necessity as it is the par on course for any individual’s life today. Today, we have achieved so many advancements in the technological arena that it is next to impossible to […]
By: Shubham Bhalla INTRODUCTION The development of flag states started in 1000 BC. The Egyptians used them for the first time for identity purposes. The usage of flag advancement increases in the Stone Ages for identification and in middle age, it has been used as a symbol of the nation. The Law of the Sea […]
